Pascal Struijk and his wife, Abigail Mondria, together with Leeds United manager Daniel Farke, are showing the world that football is far more than a sport — it’s about compassion, humanity, and giving hope.
The three have united to make a powerful difference off the pitch. Their heartfelt donations have supported an orphanage and brought much-needed relief to children living in an IDP (Internally Displaced Persons) camp, where daily life is filled with challenges many of us could never imagine.
Yet, their mission goes beyond charity. In a move that has inspired fans everywhere, they are now driving a long-term project set to change lives for generations. Plans are already underway to establish a free hospital, offering healthcare to struggling families, and a free school, opening doors of opportunity for disadvantaged children to learn and grow.
This effort is more than financial aid — it reflects true dedication, personal involvement, and a vision for lasting change. It’s a shining example that the Leeds United spirit stretches far past Elland Road, reaching communities worldwide with kindness and care.